Clean Shipping Alliance and Marine Fuels Alliance sign MoU to advance emissions compliance and fleet decarbonisation
The Clean Shipping Alliance (CSA) and the Marine Fuels Alliance (MFA) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to support the shipping industry and bunker suppliers in meeting regulatory requirements on emissions, and to advance the transition to alternative fuels and emissions reduction technologies. The agreement will see CSA’s expertise in exhaust gas cleaning systems ...
The Clean Shipping Alliance (CSA) and the Marine Fuels Alliance (MFA) have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to bolster the shipping industry's efforts in meeting emissions regulations and transitioning to cleaner fuels and technologies. Both organizations will pool their expertise and resources to facilitate communication and coordination among technology providers, fuel suppliers, and ship operators.
Andreas Chrysostomou, Executive Director of the Clean Shipping Alliance, emphasized that a comprehensive approach involving multiple elements of the value chain is necessary for compliance and emissions reduction. Anthony Mollet, Executive Officer of the Marine Fuels Alliance, highlighted that their partnership will provide valuable insights and expertise to members navigating the complexities of fuel choice, emissions technologies, and future fuel trends.
The MoU, which is non-binding, will initially be in effect for two years, with designated points of contact overseeing joint initiatives and periodic reviews.
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